... ABSTRACT: Soilquality indicators related to water erosion reduction can assist with correct soil ...as soilquality indicators with the aid of path coefficient analysis in order to ...
... better soilquality dynamics was achieved using ...of soil nitrate (decrease of nitrifiers) ...of soilquality dynamics must be measured during subsequent years and must be supported by ...
... of soilquality parameters under fallow land might be associated with the current fallow management practices in the study ...lowest soil fertility status (low pH, SOC, available P, Mg 2+ , Ca 2+ , ...
... this soil, so this may be a useful strategy in sandy soils, a benefit which has been suggested elsewhere (Atkinson et ...field soil moisture sampled during the campaign was slightly higher in ...
... in soil leached, ground water, and surface in the north Andes of Ecuador in a zone of intensive potato ...in soil leached ranged from 0 to ...the soil surface, even smaller than 9 ...
... of soil dehydrogenase activity can serve as an inte- grative measure of soil ...A soil ecosys- tem includes many microbes that can reduce tetrazolium compounds (Sollod et ...that soil dehydro- ...
... Structural Quality of a Latosol Cultivated with Oilseed in Succession to ...structural quality of a clayey Rhodic ...grow, soil samples were collected in metallic cylinders at ...structural ...
... the soil, is the storehouse of water and nutrient elements ...the soil refers to its ability to withstand or to adapt to sudden perturbations such as in soil reaction ...the soil by denaturing ...
... forage quality, while inputs for soilquality and woody plant establishment functions originated primarily in ...forage quality and woody plant establishment outcomes may be reduced due to ...
... scale, the mass proportion of soil in an interval may be exactly computed (see Martín and Taguas (1998) for further details). The reconstruction of distributions was performed using three size fractions - coarse, ...
... for the self-propelled 9090X (Spain), with significant dif- ferences (F = 40.6 p < 0.01, data not shown). Thus, plant grape losses are generally higher than those lost on the soil. On the other hand, in the ...
... Other soil factors potentially influencing rates of soil respiration in situ include the availability of C substrates for microorganisms (Seto and Yanagiya, 1983), plant root densities and activities ...
... in soil, with ...raised soil beds with black plastic padding, at 30 cm distance between plants and 25 cm between doubled ...in soil or coconut ...or soil), the rootstocks (Foundation F1, ...
... Thirteen municipalities located in the southeastern part of the San Luis Potosí state are catalogued as high vulnerable to climate change. According to the report of Centro de Ciencias de la Atmósfera de la UNAM ...
... the quality of the education system, looking at the system as a set of inputs and outputs which can be controlled, modified and ...a quality education results from the integration of the components, which ...
... other soil orders with aging and degree of weathering (Ugolini and Dahlgren, ...in soil pH and allophane content (Huygens et ...the soil pH varied with soil depth from ...Raising soil ...
... If Quality Assurance and Lettings personnel cannot review the project, a completed Exception to the Plan Review Meeting/OEC Meeting Process form will be forwarded to the Project Manager to be placed in the project ...
... the soil characteristics, the topsoil layer (0-35 cm depth) was randomly sampled in four spots of the ...the soil samples were taken to laboratory to be air-dried in ...analysis. Soil texture, pH, EC ...
... New highly sensitive approaches have been reported for accessing the genetic and functional diversity of uncultured microorganisms, such as the GeoChips technology (He et al., 2007), a comprehensive microarray for ...
... tillage. Soil loss increased in the following order: P, PP, PP+, CPP and CA; it was slight in P and PP, but it increased significantly in PP+, CPP and ...Plowed soil was the most severely ...previous ...